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The Department should also enhance cooperation with the Peacebuilding Support Office.
In the case of the small proportion of documents that are submitted before deadlines, the Department should also be able to account for delays caused by the reshuffling of priorities or processing.
The Department should also focus greater attention on development issues and on Africa.
The interest of Bangladesh focused not on the Department as such, but rather on the management of its activities. No other department concerned itself with sustainable development, and those activities did not end with the holding of a conference oran administrative action. The Department should also take responsibility for implementing the recommendations adopted.
The Department should also highlight the role of the United Nations information centres.
One speaker, while welcoming the series, considered that the Department should also showcase examples of its success in promoting the dialogue, reflecting the rich diversity of world civilizations, cultures and religions.
The Department should also pursue synergy with existing regional preventive diplomacy efforts.
Therefore, OIOS reiterates that the Department should also establish accountability for the inadequate management that resulted in the inadequate delivery of the project's outputs.
The Department should also designate a focal point at Headquarters to coordinate the work of the Task Forces.
The Department should also continue its programme of annual international media seminars on the question of Palestine.
The Department should also highlight the actions taken by the United Nations and Member States for the pacific settlement of international disputes.
The Department should also continue its efforts aimed at focusing attention on and raising international awareness of the question of Palestine.
The Department should also explore new ways to engage stakeholders and ensure that the message of the United Nations was broadly conveyed.
The Department should also provide support to civil society partners with a view to better disseminating the United Nations message.
The Department should also work with the media to promote tolerance and mutual respect without interfering with their editorial independence.
The Department should also set specific targets and time frames, identifying the missions to which recruitment authority would be delegated in a phased manner AP2003/600/03/4.
The Department should also continue to utilize traditional media channels in order to help bridge the global digital divide that, regrettably, still existed.
The Department should also increase its planning capacity and cooperate closely in that area with other United Nations departments, funds and programmes.
The Department should also explore ways to include journalists from the developing countries, especially the least developed countries, in United Nations training programmes.
The Department should also be afforded the necessary administrative flexibility to discharge its responsibilities for effective emergency preparedness and response.
The Department should also give coverage to the 10-year review of the Barbados Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States to be held in January 2005.
The Department should also work closely with relevant agencies to improve global understanding of pressing issues, including pandemics such as the Ebola virus disease.
The Department should also maintain and improve its activities in areas of special interest to the developing countries so as to help eliminate the digital divide.
The Department should also continue its efforts to highlight developments in the Palestinian issue and to give the matter due importance as required by the relevant resolutions of the General Assembly.
The Department should also continue its use of traditional media, such as radio, television and the press, which in many developing countries were the main tools for the transmission of information.
The Department should also play a more active role in rebutting stories based on unverified or distorted information intended to cast United Nations peacekeepers in a negative light.
The Department should also seek support from Member States in upgrading peacekeepers' awareness of the Charter of the United Nations and the United Nations standards of conduct before they are deployed to field missions.
The Department should also continue to sponsor training programmes for journalists from developing countries to help them polish their professional skills and learn about the activities of the United Nations and its agencies.
The Department should also set aside sufficient capacity to produce reports requested by the Committee at the first and second parts of the resumed session for consideration at the main part of the subsequent session of the General Assembly.
The Department should also ensure that any systems developed in the future by extracting data from other systems invariably inherit the data access restrictions of the parent systems AP2003/600/03/7.